The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-24
PersCn6ltrlo6.
Mr.. Thos. Afford is somewhat better.

Mrs. Marx l.. Belt is visiting her brothers,
near Bates City.
Mrs. III. Switzer, of Kansas City, spent last
Sunday in this city.
Ex-President Arthur's son, Allan Arthur,
is travelling in Egypt.
The poet Whittier celebrated his eightieth
birthday December II.
Mr., Victor Wells, of Eldorado, called to
see us a few days ago.
The Marquis OF Lorne is dangerously Ill
with some throat disease,
Mr.. L. +. Frazier, Of COrder, paid US a
pleasant visit Wednesday.
Miss Susie Martin Is back from her visit 10
relatives in Carroll county.
Last advices from ex-Secretary Manning
indicated that he was dying.
Edwin Booth and Lawrence Barrett pro-
pose to build a great theater in New York.
Col. ,Jno Donaldson paid US Il pleasant visit
while in town on business a few days ago.
Rev. l.. F. Clemmens was in town. Thurs
day, 10 take his daughters home for the holi-
days.
| Misses Rena and Lula Corder will spend
the holidays with their sister, Mrs. w. b.
Steele.
MIR. j. G.. Webb was here two days this
week. visiting his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Bowman.
The ferry boat cannot run, though Inc
channel is open, because OF the extremely
low water.
Sarah Bernhardrs son, Maurice. has lately
married a great granddaughter OF Lueien
BoDaparte.
Tho funeral of Gov. Bodwell, the late gov
ernor of Maine, took place at Augusta,
Wednesday.
MIR. A. C. Burnham left, Monday, for an
extended visit to his old home in Albemsrle
county, Va.
Col. Sam White came up, Thursday. for his
daughter. Miss Jennie, to take her home for
the holidays.
Mr., Geo. Hutchinson is able to be at the store
again, after being on the sick list for two or
more weeks.
MIR. 8. b. Benton was in the CITY yesterday
in company with Mr.. Mark L.. Belt, Jr., Of
Houston. Texas.
Miss Virgle Talieferro, Of Odessa, after 8
two weeks visit to Mrs. Mcdonald, returned
home last Tuesday.
MT. JOIN AieIcI, VI bShNoi3 W.
Tuesday night to visit relatives and spene
the Christmas holidays.
Mr.. Jos. Grady who has been laid up To-
the past three weeks with a cut foot. was II
town, Monday, on crutches.
. Mr.. R3bt. Tau bman ia getting along as wei
as could be expected, and If he suffers NJ
relapse will be out again soon.
Misses Lucy Mountioy ana ANNE and Mau
Burden left, Thursday, for a visit to Nils
y Virgie Hall. at Independence.
Mr.. Louis Altwein, Of st. Joseph, is In tn
city visiting his relative, Mr.. E. Hacker
r ! ana will remain several months.
MIR. Stephen Hamburger was here, Thur
n day, for his daughter, Miss Fannie, whom b
iitook home with him for the Christmas holi
{ days.
Al Mrs. Kreigh returned home. last Sunds
dinight, from a long stay at St. Luke's hospita
ssKansas City. She is somewhat improve
hloul still far from well.
an Mr.. j. B. Mcdonald, editor of the Johnse
! pa5oanty Star, was in the city. yesterday, al
paid us a pleasant visit. MIR. Mcdonald
an old Lafayette CT unity boy.
81 Mr.. T. P. Boteler. OF Kansas City, W
VI here, this week. visiting his daughter, Nj
% Chas. II. Royle. Mr.. Rote!er leaves fer II
y to California about January 1.
" Miss Mansur, who has been visiting NJ
" Emison Cbanslor. left fol. Sedaiia last Tue
day. Owing to a delay of the train she W
detained about six hours en- route.
Representative Seth C. Moffatt, of Micl
he gan, died at the Providence hospital. Was
nc rngton. at 7:3O last Thursday morning, fro
VI blood poisoning superiuduced by a malign'
~carbuncle.
Mr.. "Stonewalr' Thomas, who has been
HIS New Mexico for the past two years, arriv
W. home last Saturday on a visit to his faith
ne Mr.. C. NJ. Thomas, and other relatives
=" Clay township.
Misses Lizzie Hutchinson, Susie Mar
and Lutte Chambers, will receive with NJ
danes Sender and Farley at Mrs. Sende
lrooms in the Flats, Ardinger house, fro1
Nc p. m. to 8 p. m.
AR Misses Mary and Virginia McClelland,
I'VE sisted by Misses Kitty Fulkerson, !
Simons. Rose Young and Bcxse Chiles,
receive on Monday, January End, 1887. Fl
z ~ 3 until 10 o'clock.
~. Mr.. A. s. Mullinix was stricken '
'ooo paralysis on Thursday of last week.
avy whole left side was Affected. but he has so
what recovered from its effects and hope
wy soon be about again should the weather
.'W be too severe.
hip. We neo,ected ,sst yooL % man,,on th.t
r to aid ,r..,5 NJ. ~ ~ W., ~. n
60 hnrg 70 haL bes, in the c;,v for q ,ew 4
and paid lis a pleasant visit. Mr.. Woo
looking well, and he says he lives in hope
'en- again making Lexington his home. !
ally ever thus,
can Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine, Miss Blame and
are Dodge c'Gail Hamiiton") left Paris, last
JILL urday morning, for Marsailles via Bale
nave northern Italy. From Marseilles Mr.. 81
! u.s. thinks of going to Algiers, whence he
lucy sail for Naples, Ee has lett his heavy lug!
ano in Paris. He may on hi. return to Paris
apa- up with Mr.. and Mrs. Morton.
1t is stated that Munkacsy will not
The anything to the next Paris salon. IL
pose painting a ceiling for the Vienna mus
'o"' and finishing his painting called LA c.
'neh son." 1t represents the interior of q q,
=" and picturesque room, with a young
u 10 singing to the accompaniment OF q ma
line, to her aged grandmother. who sit
u all full daylight at the winG1H.
luite Col. and Mrs. Reid left for Los Ans
Al CAL, last Monday evening. On Wedne
y ior Mrs. Reid wrote to Mrs. W. 5. Clasett
au- they were still snow bound at the Bio
gave House in Kansas City. They hoped te
" vs.. away that evening, but feared detention
r de- G ,fPar;no from cold and burosr -, ,h.
ohes' Their address will be Nordon hotel,
rnlan Angeles. We trust they may get throu;
V0rce right.
Don
.o., kensie states that The appearance of
- Crown Princes throat confirms the pre-
49,. bulletins issue by the physician iii Oh
800 A small growth has made its appearance
- the LETT ventriculsr band. The tumor v
".I,as formed in October has diminished in
rday,
Dr.. Maokenzie's b~ulleIin.
soil Mr.. and Mrs Jno. W. " addell and d
49,, tiers. Mrs. Fannie W. Barton. Of St.
Mrs. Alice B. Wingate. Of Kansas City
80 Bette Waddell, and ,heIr son, Mr. "
-, Waddali, assisted by Misses Amanda A
.,n of Sacramento City, Cal; Locke Aust
- Fannie Shankliu, Of Calroliton, and
Martin. OF Fort Worth, Texas, and
Maggie Richardson will receive their f
lbsidy ~ MosI,a In.". w
rat E'
- a. Nine. Carrnt spna.rs IN he of 9 very